UFC

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This is a very intriguing middleweight matchup...

There is a clear edge in this matchup...

Neither guy is a massive knockout fighter but capable and can submit. Three of American Billy Elekana's past four have gone at least this far. He hasn't been knocked out in 12 fights and his average fight time is 8:51. On the flip side, Brazil's Lucas Fernando has an average fight time of 13:51 with six of his past eight at least lasting to Round 3. Our UFC expert Daniel Vithlani predicted this going to the judges. Don't care about that, just get me to nearly Round 2. Many books have this at 2.5 but obviously juiced Under. If this loses, then surely Fernando finished it as he has the better such numbers. Run and hide, Elekana, for a round would ya?

Jose Souza won his UFC debut by split-decision in a fight that I felt he should have lost on the scorecards. Souza has significant youth and size advantages in this matchup, making him the rightful favorite. Johnny Parsons dealt with a recurring groin injury that kept him sidelined for over three years, so most bettors will be down on him for the long layoff. However, Parsons has discussed finally feeling healthy in his fight week interviews. Parsons will have to overcome a 10-inch reach disadvantage, but he does his best work with his heavy kicks from the outside. Parsons can look to beat up the long legs of Souza, and then switch levels with head kicks. I’ll back the toughness and experience of Parsons.